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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29

REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO NAEKETs.
CHICAGO, October aS.-The wheat situauon
seems 10 be slowly getting more strength, which
Is giving a slight impetus 70 prices values al
the opening this morning were slightly tui-
proved. During the earlier part OF the ses-
sion there was bus little trailing and the mare OF
dragged. The principal excitement was when
December advanced nom T3kc. b. sic. This
Was largely through iympathy with othos
markets A. those figures the markot mot
strong opposition IN the shape OF very liberal
offerings. December closed 93h.a73fsc. There
we're TumOrs If buyiog on European account.
The receipts continue quite free. Com ruled
quist most OF the session with trading
moderate. The market opened about &c.
under closing prices Of yesterday; hactnsted
within &c. range, and closed saade lower
than Yesterday. The receipts were somewhat
larger than expected. and estimated arrivals
for 10 morrow show some Increase. THIS with
moderate offerings az times by prominent
local orerator prevented aay material al
vance Oats were steady aud ouons IA sym,
patty with other markets. Az thv s.nio uno
there was very litile doing. aud priees hnttn-
nt.A but iittIe from Yesterdays quotations..
Ness ork Was on actiys feature 81 tne prosi-
ton n,afket 10 day January opened So. lover,
bat did not take long Tor an aetiNe hog maikos
10 lie felt In The pork PIT, aad pfscSs uesan
waking right along. long nilo ot ensl = ~,
cane frightened even before TIE ~ 1fuins Veh
and bid Tor considerably more sIan than mere
YES disposition 10 sell. From an openins ~
si2S0 ihere was no long sIoPs maze vut,t
January wes quoted at tis NN. AZ tnss point
there was sufficient realizing " a'"e v~iaNs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29

fere with civil order in America. II
viii be something new il an otherwise
satisfactory arrangement shall DC re-
jectcd because it clashes with Irish pre-
elections. Nor ought it TO be forgot
ten that the decision OF Americas
foreign policy practically lies with the
Senate, in which Irish wire-pullers have
no overpoweriDg influence. We are
hopeful. therefore, that Mr.. Chamber.
lain will be successful in his mission. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
Advancing Rates.
nv telegraph 70 tho DIspalch.l

New YORK, October 2s.-0filcials OF
the Postal Telegraph Company have
formally announced that as a result OF
the conference yesterday the rates OF
the Postal Company will be advanced
10 the Western Union standard on al
messages under twenty five cents, and
where the standard is higher than that
figure the competing companies VIII
make slightly lower rate. The ad.
vance will take effect on the fifst oil
November. ssLis
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ratnIrzrlosion tn Cleveiaua.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch
-C1EvrLAND, O., October 2S.-A ter
rible explosion, resulting in the instant
death oil two men and serious injury to
five more, occurred about 5 O'Clock
this afternoon at the works Of the
TopliGe C,rriage-Harlware Complny,
at the East Prospect-street crossing Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railway.
The principal thing manufactured by
this firm is patent bow socket for
buggy tops. The sockets are dipped
in japan yarnish and then dried in
ovens. One of the ovens explol 4
to day with great force. John Buck
ner. a boy eighteen years old. aod
Alfred Stembrook were instantly killel
and Horribly burned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
.nu.rer.nrr CeIrnrnt.om.

by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispa,ch.l
PAaIs, October 29.--A banquet was
given il tbs city in celebration Of the
anniversary Of the dedication Of tla
statue OF Liberty EnlighteninS the
World in New York harbor. Mr.. Me-
Lean, the United states Minister, NJ.
Blaine, Spuller, the Ministerof Pub!'c
Instruction, Lafayette and Colonel
Lichtenstein. Of President Greyy 5 mill
tary household, were present. Tho In
vitations were issued in the name o.
the Count de Lesseps. The member.
Of the French-AmericGn Club attended.
The banquet was a brilliant affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
PTinfers' TToub.es an Chicago.

=
CHICAGO, October 2S.-Ihe typo
graphical union last night voted to re-
duce days labor to nine hours with
no reduction in pay.
A meeting Of the employing printers
was held tins afternoon, at which let
ter announcing this action on the pat
Of the union was laid on the table ard
a resolution passed to resist the deman
TO tie bitter ed. i pledge was signal
b. every employing printer agreeing
TO sand 10y the resolution. \ STRIKE on
November lst 10y the job printers OF
Chicnoo may be the result.
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Waking Restitution.

yAnglo-AmericGn cable to the DIspatchl
Pans. October ga number Of
newspapers here assert that Wilson has
sent to the Ministry Of Finance 4J,ojO
iurcs TO cover postage on the matter
he Thanked with President Crews
stamp during the time he resided at
the Palace .Elysee. NJ. Wilson has
taken a private house, and is removing
his effects from the palace.
Ercning.-President Grevy, at the
Cabinet Council, intimated that he
would resign if an inquiry were lnstl-
tuted into Wilson's alleged connection
with the decoration scandal.
President Greyy this evening sum
moned NJ. LerOyor and NJ. Flo
quot and informed them that he
did not object to Wilson being
tried in The regular way for any Of
fence proyable. but that ne must object
10 the system Of blackening his son-in-
laws character, not only through the
press. but through Committee OF the
Chambers, embracing numerous p r
sonal enemies and representing party
hatreds. The committee, he said, wee
usurping the functions OF Judge and
jury. Seeing the spirit in which it Ind
been formed, be had decided to resign.
While he thought he enjoyed the CON
fdence Of Parliament nothing could
have made him take such step, but be
YVES unable to remain in the Elysee
with broken up family, diminished
DIGNITY. and his sou-in.law on trial be-
fore an irregular tribunal which hal no
power except to blacken character and
torment.
NJ. Floquet assured the President
that the Chamber held him in undl-
ninishod respect, and urged him e
overlook its hasty and uaconsidered ac
ton and to reconsider his decision u
resign.
Finally it was arranged that President
Greyy await the report Of the commit
tee.
Nine. Wilson is still at Elysec viii
her dauolters.
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rrnnclli,n ReIeased on Rail.
lBy telegraph to tbs Dispatch.l

lDy tcIosfapL % IH5 DI'EaIVI'I
NEW YORK, October 2S.-On applica-
ton of counsel for c. q. Francklyn,
who was arrested on & snit for 5000,
coo brought by his cousin, Sir Bache
Cunard, Judge Donohue to-day reduced
his bail bond from 100000 to $3.50
coo, counsel for plaintiff offering no
objection. Bail was given and franck-
lyn released.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
FULL LINES.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

@By thorough knowledge OF tho natural Java
which govern the operations OF digestion ana n,l-
triti N, and by careful application OF the iihe
properties Of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. bpps has
provided our brOakiast-tabes with delicatoly
nayored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. Il is by the iudlcious use
OF such articles OF diet that a constitution may
be gradually built up until stroug enough yc
g,.slsi every tendency 20 disease. Hundreds ~
% attach wherever there Is a weak point We
may esrape many a fatal shaft by keeplns oar
selves well fortified with pure blood snd
properly fa'ne"-efsil- ssTsief 80
rife.
Made simply With boiling water OF mis-
soit only N hNf-pOuud tins by gfocefa -
RELIED thua. JAaFS EpPS &CU.,
Homeopathic Chemists.
IN 18Th. Taksaiy London, EDS.
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ronrrnr,onsrntaIIn acaIded.

~ iClegraph IO IHe I7I7gNIOIT'I
CLEVELAND, October 28.-This eve
ming the boilers in Holken's Fire Brick
Works at Mineral Point, Ohio, ex-
ploded with terrific force, fatally scald-
ing four persons and seriously iniuring
five others. The head Of one Of the
boilers was found two hundred yards
from the works. The cause OF the ex-
plosion is not given.
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p.r Irish Meeting in chicago.

ny teIrBtuph % IAV UI'I1I-I'I
CHICAGO, October 2S.-The Irish
meeting held at Battery d Armory this
evening was an immense gathering OF
about Ii, 900 Irishmen and Irish Amerl-
can citizens to hear Arthur O'COnnor
and Sir Thomas q. Esmonde on home
rule in Ireland. Both guests and seye-
raj others made speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
Gonerni Gordontn OHIO.

(By telegraph 20 tha Dispatch-l
CINCINNATI, o., October 2S.-Cen-
eral John b. Gordon, Governor OF
Georgia, made his first speech in Ohio
tonight in the Democratic State cam
ra;gn to an immense audience, IN
winch he vindica.cd the claims OF eX-
Ccufederytes TO LOYALTY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
c,aune,,a,n,s Mission.

10y Anglo American cable 10 'he pnpseh
Ioxpox October 2s.--The Sand
ard, referring to the attacks upon Ar.
Chamberlaip, says: " lrishmen before
now have found to their cost that their
ssrirations will not be allowed to inter,
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"OscAR DE WOLF,



In 1873, to which the Doctor refers,
the New York officers did precisely the
same thing as ia this instance. Some
Of the emi6rants at that time driftcd TO
New Orleans and others 10 Minnesota,
and the cholera broke ont the following
spring, caused by their clothing. The
other Italians have not been found.
BALTri08E, October 2S.-Ihe an.
thorities to-day discovered that Gui-
s-ppe Spagnolo, m Italian who reached
New York on the 18th instant from
Palermo on tho Independence, was living
IN this city with his brother-in-lew.
Health Commissioner McShane hunted
him up and burned his effects after
fumiqating the room in which he slept.
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PITIIiNBJGG.
Democratic Nominations for sac
HOuse-FOr sasokeeping.
fspccial telegram 10 me Di.patch.l

Special telegram 10 the Di,patch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, October 28.-The
Democratic City Convention met To-
night at the court house, every dele
gate being in place. Messrs. Roper
DayisandJ. L. Bangley were nominated
for the House Of Delegates amidst great
enthusiasm. The nominees are young
men-Mr. Davis n lawyer aud Nh.
Bangley a representative Of the laboriA8
mon-and both very popular
Randall Watson. the Greeuville muir
derer, was brought here this evening
for f,febecping and consigned to the
cell in which Holmes Puryear was 50
long imprisoned.
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Teemer Defeats Gaudaur.

10y Telegraph 70 mo DIspatcn'I
LAKE MARAEococE, Me-, October %.
The weather this morning was all that
could be desired and the water good,
but the predictions OF close and last
race were not borne out by the result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
Rusiness Failures.

IBy Telegraph 70 He UI7P0N1'I
NEW YORK, October 28.-The busl'
ness failures throughout the country
during the last week number Tor the
United States, 1913 ; Canada, 23-total,
2lG-against POI last week aud 2O2 the
week nraYi0us.
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The Yeliow.Fever at Tampa

10y IoIOsI dkH :" 1II0 =
WAsHIsoroS. October 2S.-The Ma
rine Hospital Bureau is informed tina.
there have been seven new cases ana
four deaths from yellow-feyer at Tampa
Fla. since the last report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

OCTOBER. 2s.-Market quiet aud steady.
Prime. 3s3i .c. fancy 3Ac. shellci. sHa5sc.
SPANISH, 2Isc factory hand-picked. 3hatfc.
II ia reported that in Nansemond. sOuthamp-
ton, and lsle ~ Wight the excessive rains ~
times for two weeks past have damaged tho
10 Rnuts very materially. Some crops win b.
almost a total loss, "a they were In tho ground
when The wet spell came and have since rotted
so that digging will bc impossible. Those that
are la he stock win he badly widowed.
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The Indcpcndeutc's Passengers

by telegraph 10 tie plsDstch.l
CHICAGO. October 25.-Health Officer
Dr. De Wolf sent the following teie-
gran this morning:
"HaHiHon, .S,ugcon-Gcncr0L Ur5-
bGton, u. e.:
al have found thirteen oftheemicrin's
referred to yesterday. All well.
have found eight packing-clses an ! sig
bundles OF bedding and clothing, aH
packed within twcnty-onc miles of
Palermo and not opened at New Ioro.
7 shall di.intect or burn. In yiaw %.
the above facts and the experience ~
1873. what value has tho statements OF
the New York quarantine officers fiat
no danger was to be apprehended from
the Indepcndente ?
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EAR EZRA ~ gELEGRaPa.
SEW YOKE.

NV YseK, October 23.--COftou easier; gs'e,,
295 bales: 7planGs. 91l-lGc. Orleans. 1916. :;
receipts, 5Jg1f bales; sxports-tO Grott Bri-
tain. 5000 bales; 70 the Continent. c,9!l bales
stock. Gi3i2 bales. Weekly-Nrt receipts, 1ji
BALES: gross receipts, 56.ii9 bales; exports -to
Great Britain. 1859 bales; % frauce, i,jG
tales, 20 the Comment 3,565 bales; sales, .slJ
bales, al 70 spinnors; stock, 12S5J bales.
Southern nour irm. Whost-Opti0ns opened
\ ifiae higher. Afterwards declined haiic.. ami
later adyRuced LA3lc., closing steady; spot a
shade better and moderately active No. red.
November. S36as3sc.; May. s3'.ssO4c. Coru -
SIo. advanced &c; options gaze. better hnd
fairly active, closiug stoady; No. ?, October. ~
$40; November, 81 q a51Sc. Nay, 53Haj3A &C.
Oafs iaLC higher anI more a,tiye: No :, &C.
tober A3Lag3 e-lG'.; November, 80. s3S 1-li,. !;
Nay. 251s a5j5 &c. 30. .. spot, 3hc. Hops htm
and uuChangoI. COuSe-fair RIO, tlab2S OBJ
tons fairly active. closing ilrm with 2la'O
POINTS advance; No. Rio, October, il6 - :.
November sI595aslG.40; December, si0.iJa
1850; Nay, sl5 Oasi6l5. sugar nrni ali
rlodefaiely acii4c; refined active and strong.
Nolasscs quiet and steady; back strap. s.3.
Rico hrm Cotton seed oil--3jc. for cruIo (;
4Sc. for roanei. Ros.a dun az sL7Hasl -.
Turpentlne ifm at &c. Didss firm ana quiet.
Wool quiet and easy. Pork active aud very
steady; mess 3liaslL50 for new Sl3.5casl355
fer Old. Beef seKcy. Mddlss dull and nominal.
Lard 4aS points higher and more active; west
6tn steam, 1870; November, u OlGs5D5i May,
sGsla!6H. freighs nrm.
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younger looking than men Of fiity-ei5ht
years old usually are. He isa Yirginian
by birth. When a youth Of sixteen he
was graduated from Hampden-Sidney
College. Ee read law, but the applica-
ton was too severe for his condition OF
health. and he reluctantly abandoned
the study. In 1851 he became news
paper-man. As such be held engage
ments in Washington, d. c., and Rich
mOnd, Va. President Pierce appointed
him special commissioner to Greecein
1855. When he returned home be
again took up the pen of the
Journalist, writing for a paper,
the Sonth, his own property, winch
lived only year and a half. Turn
ing bis attention to politics. be was
elected member Of the Thirty-sixth
Congress. Pryor sided with the Con
iederacy, and sat in the Congress at
richmond. He also has a military re-
cord. and rose to he a brigadier-general
in the Confederate service. Federal
troops made him a prisoner i'll 1854, but
his detention was not of lcng duration.
he has long been a prominent member
OF the New York bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
ROGER A. PRYOR.
who Presented the Petition for a
writ or Rrror Before the Uaited
STATES Surname Court.

The indefatigable lawyer who takes
the lead in the endeayor to save the
seven Anarchists from execution IS q
southern man, well preserved ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29
Meettn IsieI,mOad.

by re lCrraDh % tho Dispatn.l
CHICAGO. October 2S.-The Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers WI
hold its next meeting in Richmond,
Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29


CRAWFORD Died. on Friday. at : o'c'3ck
A. NJ. ". 7. CRAWFORD, Jr., son OF ". a.
and Elizabeth J. Crawford: aged fourteen yenri
The funeral will take place at the residence
of his father No 40S north Twelfth street, NJ 3
o'clock p. NJ. SATURDAY, october 2g-h. The
friends Of his family are invited to attend.
HERBERT.-Disd, at her fathers residence,
No. 81 north Eighteenth street At 7:3J O'Clock
A. NJ October =, lsSl. after short lin > :,
FLORENCE Ella HERBERT. daughter Of
William AMI izsbeth Hor3ort, IN tho thir-
toenlh year Il her age
Her nfe was short: twas bat breath
A smile, q tear. o kiss; then death
Tore from our arms OF love and care
This darling Of our hope aud prayer
Her funeral will take place from tho above
residence THIS Saturday AFTERNOON al )
O'Clock. Friends aad acqualnlances are ~
Tited 10 a.tend.
MAYO.-Fntored into rest, October q, 1857,
JENNEIT =. KENDALL, daughter OF the lGto
stephen p. ondell, OF Hartford, Conn, and
wife OF Commodore William X. Mayo, United
..sszdZlzEZsaEzzzsEzEzzn
Funeral Setiee.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. ABNER c. MOORE viii
take place from the Marsha l-Street Christian
church al II clock 4. NJ. No COVERS.
ROOTS, SHOES, &c.
SToGA BOOTS. -
CALF BOOTS.
FULL LINES.
JAMES MEANs'S 81 SHOES.
The best LADIES' PEBBLE-GOAr BUTTON
BOOT for sl.5O ever sold.
CHILDREN'S. BOYS, and MISSES SHOES.
Reliable goods az reasonable prices
j. A. GRiGg,
oca6 Pace Block.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARX ST.
RICuMoRD srOCK RxCaAssE

BALTIMORE, Nd. October es.-Virgiuia 90
consol.iatel. 40; pastdue coupons, o.; c-
lO-sU's. IS; do. new 3 *, ~. BID today.
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mAnssE ssrgL.l.eNcE.
sCBr oy RICHMOND. ocrossa -. 1877.
ARRIyxp.


sCBr oy RICHMOND. oCrossa - 1871.
ARRIygp.
sohooLer A. c. BUCKLEY, crsnmer, George
town, ccai.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. Now Yor., naer-
chsndise And passengers. q. W. Anen & Co,
Steamer Ashland, - Philatelpns, mer-
clandss aud passengers. J. W. AccarFics.
steamer Ariel, Doyo. Nsrfclk, unisea Sss.as
mail. nsr;hsna'se ard ossseasers. = " Ia
,esn agsnf
BARK so.slsU, Co eDcrsen. bio Grande DO Sal.
roar.
ven, piS-iron, j. y. Gordon. sgsnt; vessel.
Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. ocrosEs Is. iss7
lRy tslersps.l
steamship City OF Newcastle, 1ova<end,
Charleston, coaiea aud sailed for liverpool
Schooner Elsie Far. benaef, ses forts
light.
iighh
Steamship Eanavha> Sears. Nov York, cooh
s,heohcrs W II. Bailey, fesecs, New Yo<6,
coal; A. n owe. Harrington. Portsmouth,.
coal, &. II. Va entine, Curtis, New YORK. cool
and J Il. egdea. rsle, Sex Nork. coal.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October q. Cash quotations we're
Flour steady ana unchanged No. , spring
Wheat 72as2Ac No. = red. 7sc. NO. 2 corn.
45a8IAc. No oats, 25S32JAc. Mess pork,
sIa Lard. t655. Short RIO sides QoOse), $3.50
Dry-saltea shoulders (bOxeii), t5aS5,2O; sh0rs
clear sides tbozed). s3.sOaso.00. Mhisgey, fi.l0.
Leading fcirrgs nanKed a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29

FRIDAY, October .. 50.
FIRST POaED.-G0O Richmond city 5's duo
ltgW az 1907, 700 do. due 1871 at 1911.
SfCoSD BoARD.-sOO virginia new 3s n 6.h.
tiosiug quotations a. TIE STOCK Boari;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29

NHw YoRE. October es Cotton - Net ani
gross rcceipts, y, bsles Futures CLOSED
quiet and steady; ssles, $500 bales; De-
tohcr. So SSag0 %: November. t9j9afaO; De-
comter, s055al9 81; February. ta6sies -;
March. a. 35Rs976: April, ss.SA0si: NAY,
al as "a %. luna QQa
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Funeral Setiee.
nOOTs. sIIOEs, &c.

Tho funeral Of Mr.. ABNER c. MOORE vii
take place from the Marsha l-street Christian
church at II o'clock A. NJ. No Covers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29

CINCINNATI. October sS-tlour DUH. Wheat
Quiet: No cred, itc. Corn quiet; No. mixed,
Ssisc oats steady; No mixed, 2ehc. Pork
dan at sil Iard IN fair demand a. tAS.
BuiF-mests and bacon steady and nnchangei.
Whiskey firm atSl.C3. Hogs active and ngm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-29

! and do all that l lnlSut 10 uolcIiu ViS III
That il the chivalry of law, If under
etand II. and if / don't it is not OF
mich consequence, for am quite
ossily and quickly passing away.
After rome further talk General But
Ier said he agreed fully that the hrst
ten amendments of the Constitution
were limitations Of Federal power and
not restrictions of the rights OF the
States. The privileges and immuni-
ties. however. claimed by these prison
ers were privileges inherentin each one
of the citizens Of the several States and
OF the United States, because IN the
vast majority we were British subjects
and had certain privileges and immuni-
ties inherited under the common law
and Magma Charta, and among them
and most thoroughly known and defined
were trial 10y jury for all high crimes,
exemption from search and seizure
without warrant of law, protection
from self-accusation when wit
ness, and not to be deprived
of life, liberty, or property without due
process of law. We claim that all the
rights, privileges, and immunities that
belonged TO British subject under the
Magma Charta belong to each citizen OF
the United States and that as new
citizens Of the United States were MADE
not citizens Of the States by naturaliza'
ton, these rights, privileges, and I'M,
munities come TO them as citizens lol
the United States. The effect OF tht
fourteenth amendment was to guaran'
tee these rights, privileges, and im N.
mites TO citizens OF all the States. Inc
words "dus process OF law, as con
tanned in the fourteenth amendment'
as used to define one OF these guaran
| teed rights, mean "by the laFof tue
land mot the law of county. pro
vince, or State, but the law OF the
land, and was so understood ~ ou'
! foreiathers as educ process OF law
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WILNIiy3roN.
NgW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

LOUISVILLE. October Strain IN god Dc
mnnd Wbeat-Red, 90. Corn--No 2 mixed,
~. Oats-No. miSed, sshc. Provisions
Quiet. Mess.pcrk nominal. choice eai.lari, sc.